
Weather Review
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- Q1Which layer of the atmosphere is the lowest layer where weather occurs?mesospheretropospherethermospherestratosphere30s
- Q2Air and winds are always going fromfast moving to slow moving areas.low pressure to high pressure.high pressure to low pressure.north to south.30s
- Q3Why does hot air rise?It is heavier.It is more dense.It is less dense.It is unstable.30s
- Q4What instrument measures temperature?anemometerbarometerthermometerrain gauge30s
- Q5Air pressure is measured with what tool?psychrometeranemometerthermometerbarometer30s
- Q6Which type of front forms when a cold air mass comes in a pushes a warm air mass up and out of the way and can bring strong, fast moving storms?stationary frontcold frontoccluded frontwarm front30s
- Q7Moisture enters the atmosphere as a result ofevaporationthe Coriolis Effectprecipitationcondensation30s
- Q8Humidity is measured with apsychrometerrain gaugeanemometerbarometer30s
- Q9Moisture in the atmosphere is calledair pressurehumidityevaporationdensity30s
- Q10In order for the air to release precipitation and for it to fall from the sky, the humidity level must reach80%0%20%100%30s
- Q11What is needed for a cloud to form?dust and watera miraclefrozen precipitationcotton balls being thrown into the sky30s
- Q12What does maritime mean?wetwarmcolddry30s
- Q13What does polar mean?colddrywetwarm30s
- Q14What will a continental, tropical air mass be like?cold and moistcold and drywarm and moistwarm and dry30s
- Q15Which symbol is pictured?occluded frontstationary frontcold frontwarm front30s